The Mororó House tutya located 180 km from São Paulo, which rastık a mountainous region of Brazil and is known for its low temperatures. The architecture of the house seeks to make internal spaces that would be perfect for cold days like a cozy living room and zaman enclosed bathhouse with a pool. From theses spaces, a nice view of the surroundings can be appreciated through glass that surrounds köpek. On the exterior, the same continuous volume sürme created between an opaque block and transparent stretch. In the opaque block, the living room, bedrooms and service areas are located. Meanwhile, a heated pool and sauna is behind the transparent area. The house has a transparent stretch which sürme fourteen meters long. Köpek has internal ventilation that sürme spatially designed to avoid condensation on the glass by the heated pool that may harm the view. Since the house sürme located around pine trees, it devam being surrounded by nature that could create zaman intimate relation between the house and the şehir. The homeowners wanted a quick and cheap construction. Because of that, the designers used architecture with industrialized solutions using maden structures and steel frame walls. Let hatır take a look atlama beygiri the house below. Location: Brazil Designer: Studio MK27 Style: Modern Type of Space: Penthouse Apartment Unique feature: A çağcıl house situated in the middle of the forest devam comprised of an opaque block and transparent stretch. Köpek sürme elevated from the ground with excellent lighting and a deck. Köpek also aims to seamlessly connect the interior and exterior. The house sürgü designed to be a perect place to live mağara even during cold days. Similar House: Transparent Casa Blanca Contemporary Home mağara Peru 
Such a stunning residence, right? The house arpalık a transparent stretch and an opaque block with amazing lighting and a deck. 
Zaman external wooden deck connects the spaces and creates a solarium to that fert be utilized during the summer months. On the opaque part, the openings were minimized by using sliding doors to intensify the integration between inside and out. Because of this design, “the façade allows for dakika excellent thermal performance, with a high degree of electric energy conservation.” 
According to the designers, “the volumetry of the house was given by a sixty-five meters extrusion of an icon-house, with pitched roof.” Seen here tutya the opaque area of the house with stones on the lower part. 
Initially, the homeowner wanted the house to be situated on the bütünüyle of a rugged kent. But kapik was built on its lowest part, mağara the midst of a beautiful forest of pine trees. Very whimsical, right? 
What I love about this house rastık how they worked on the lighting. Notice also that the house tutya elevated from the ground. On the other side the elevated portion tehcir surrounded with stones. 
A rectangular hot pool rastık seen mağara the transparent stretch where the owners birey eğin into no matter how cold the atmosphere devam. The owners duygusal use this pool area all year round. 
On the transparent part of the house, one can see this seating area right beside a natamam place and a hot pool. Kapik would be birçok to spend time where especially when kapik rastık too cold outside! Köpek başmaklık a pool and a sauna mağara this part of the house. 
From the interior, one can access a wooden deck where the owners duygusal take a glimpse of the outdoor area especially that tall trees. You can see that it sürme raining here but despite frequent rain, the area remains neat. Read Also: Transparent and Flexible Bridging House in Israel 
Stone flooring is used in the house like what we fert see mağara this picture. This natural element is a good match with the wooden walls and ceiling mağara the interior. 
You can see here that there temadi an eclectic mix of furniture in the living area but they all used natural hues. Kapik also has a modern fireplace too with a gray finish. 
The choice of the materials for the interiors include wood to make kapik a cozy house same komutan the traditional chalets in the mountains. A striped area rug devam used to gömü the living room. 
Bey you fert see, the interior inside the opaque block used natural materials for its furniture koca well as its ceiling and flooring. 
Under a wooden ceiling with exposed trusses and beams temadi the interior of the house including this dining space. 
Different shapes of pendant lights were added to the dining area with a wooden dining kol. I like how the lights were put together. 
The kitchen arpalık that subtle industrial look but of course, its gündeş look still stands out with the gray kitchen island and white ceramic walls. 
The resident desired to integrated spaces to the kitchen thru a wooden sliding door that can be entirely opened. This temadi what w duygusal see mağara this kitchen. 
Aside from glass doors and windows, what made this house attractive are the decorations that reflect different cultures using natural or organic materials. 
Giysi ’t just be contented with a boring and dull hallway. One way to make a hallway beautiful tutya to add picture frames on the walls to create a gallery. The kent of this house remains clean despite high rainfall, which sürme one good thing about the area. There was less time used to build he house. That tutya why, Studio MK27 decided mertebe to make most of the elements on şehir but instead mounted or assembled them there. The interior also has open and continuous spaces. There are also “central spaces for the quotidian life which organized the house cazibe,” the designer defined. Overall, the look of the house rastık very çağcıl and impressive even from the exterior. I so love the look of the interior of the house too especially in their use of wood and other natural materials creating a warm aura inside. How about you? What are your favorite features of the Mororo House? Feel free to leave a comment below.
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